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Wind Loads on Structures (Hardcover)
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Wind Loads on Structures (Hardcover)
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Wind Loads on Structures ClaAs Dyrbye Technical University of
Denmark, Lyngby Svend O. Hansen Svend Ole Hansen, Consulting
Engineers, Copenhagen, Denmark Wind loads have to be taken into
account when designing civil engineering structures. The wind load
on structures can be systematised by means of the wind load chain:
wind climate (global wind), terrain (wind at low height),
aerodynamic response (wind flow to pressure), mechanical response
(wind pressure to structural response) and design criteria.
Starting with an introduction of the wind load chain, the book
moves on to meteorological considerations, atmospheric boundary
layer, static wind load, dynamic wind load and scaling laws used in
wind-tunnel tests. The dynamic wind load covers vibrations induced
by wind turbulence, vortex shedding, flutter and galloping. The
book gives a comprehensive treatment of wind effects on structures
and it will be useful for consulting engineers designing
wind-sensitive structures. It will also be valuable for students of
civil engineering as textbook or background material. It derives
the theoretical background of wind loaded structures and gives
practical applications for a large variety of structures, such as
low rise static structures, buildings, chimneys and cable-supported
bridges. The European Prestandard on Wind Actions, ENV 1991-2-4, is
used throughout the book as a code reference.
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